Johan Shattuck Jun 2 Friends School Students Make a Difference During the COVID-19 Pandemic Needless to say, this has been a hard time for everybody. No matter if you’re a student or not, the coronavirus has affected everyday lif...
Henry Geller Jun 2 Friends STRIDEs for Enhanced Remote Learning in 2020-2021 School Year While many of us are hopeful that we will be back on campus come late August, it is important to know that school will probably look diff...
Charlotte Martin Jun 2 The Lasting Impact of COVID-19 on Friends School Seniors From freshman year (or earlier), Friends School students look forward to the special events of their senior year, like the first day of s...
John Watt Jun 2 Quakers Finish Fourth at MathCounts Chapter The Friends School MathCounts team of Noah Ripke (‘24), Xander Dickens (‘24), Ira Geller (‘24), and Macy Goldberg (‘24) placed fourth in ...
Luke Rollfinke Feb 11 Sounding the Alarm on Fire Drills With the 2019-2020 school year well underway, students at Friends have noticed an interesting trend: more fire drills have occurred this ...
Molly Gantt Feb 11 Lack of Diversity on SFDC Daunts Black Students Nobody enjoys going before the Student Faculty Disciplinary Committee (SFDC). But it’s worse for African American students than others. “...
Sophie Soltanian Feb 11 Chris Herren: The Reality of Drugs and Alcohol To help students understand the devastating effects of substance abuse, Friends brought in Chris Herren, a former NBA player whose basket...
Charlie Wayner Feb 11 Figments: An Entertaining Imagination Once again this November, the Friends School Theater Program amazed audiences through unforgettable performances and skilled directing. B...
Nicola Higgins Feb 11 Inside the Maker Space: Meeting for Whittling The makerspace is mostly silent, with the exception of a few whispers or giggles exchanged between classmates. It smells like constructio...
Sammi Mosk Feb 11 Is Friends Worth the Commute? The Friends School of Baltimore is one of many schools in the Roland Park/Baltimore area that draws kids from far and wide. According to ...
